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Note: This is a low cost Motorhome and Campervan overnight parking stopover (Motorhome Aire) – Scroll to the bottom of this page and there will be Free Motorhome Stopovers near this location.
Quick facts
£16.50 per motorhome, per night (16:00-10:00)
Confirm the live tariff on the signs or in RingGo before paying.
2 consecutive nights, no return within 7 days
RingGo
Use the location details displayed on the car-park signs.
Designated bays in a public car park
Use only the specially marked motorhome spaces.
Gwynedd Council
Motorhome facilities
Overnight parking
Yes — in marked motorhome bays
Hardstanding
Public car-park surface
Chemical waste water disposal
Yes
Electric hook-up
No
Fresh water
Yes
Grey-water disposal
No
About Pwllheli Arosfan motorhome & campervan aire
Pwllheli Arosfan offers a superb, council-authorised overnight motorhome stopover right in the heart of Pwllheli, Gwynedd. This dedicated facility provides a convenient and low-cost base for exploring the stunning Llyn Peninsula, a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Ideal for self-contained motorhomes and campervans, it offers essential services without the need for a full campsite, making it perfect for those seeking adventure and independence. Situated close to Pwllheli’s vibrant town centre and its beautiful beaches, the Arosfan provides easy access to local amenities and the region’s breathtaking coastal scenery, ensuring a comfortable and memorable stay on your Welsh motorhome tour.
Operated by Gwynedd Council, Pwllheli Arosfan caters specifically to the needs of motorhome travellers, with clearly marked bays ensuring organised and responsible parking. Its strategic location makes it an excellent gateway for discovering the rich culture, history, and outdoor activities that the Llyn Peninsula has to offer, from watersports and coastal walks to charming villages and historic sites. Experience the freedom of the open road with the peace of mind that comes from a well-maintained and regulated stopover point.
Arriving at the aire
- Use the map or directions link on this listing to navigate to the car park.
- Follow the final approach signs rather than relying only on the postcode.
- Locate a bay specifically marked for motorhomes.
- Read the current tariff board and restrictions before settling in.
How to pay
- Open RingGo or use the payment method stated on the signs.
- Enter the location information shown at the car park.
- Select the correct motorhome overnight session.
- Keep the payment confirmation for the duration of your stay.
Useful things nearby
Pwllheli town centre boasts a variety of eateries, from traditional Welsh pubs and welcoming cafes to takeaways and restaurants offering local produce and international cuisine.
Explore the independent shops, boutiques, and larger supermarkets in Pwllheli for all your provisions and a spot of retail therapy.
Local bus services connect Pwllheli with surrounding towns and villages on the Llyn Peninsula, offering an easy way to explore without moving your motorhome. The Pwllheli railway station provides connections further afield.
Direct access to Pwllheli’s award-winning beaches and the Wales Coast Path, offering stunning walks with views across Cardigan Bay and the Llyn Peninsula.
Pwllheli’s beaches have seasonal dog restrictions; always check local signage. Many coastal paths and the wider Llyn Peninsula are dog-friendly, making it a great destination for pets on a lead.
Pwllheli is a hub for watersports, including sailing, kayaking, and paddleboarding, with facilities available at the marina and local beaches.
Ferry travel update: Some older visitor guides still recommend the Fleetwood–Knott End ferry. Wyre Council states that the service was due to end on 15 April 2026 and that its future remained under discussion. Check the council’s latest update before planning a ferry trip.
Interesting things to do nearby
Pwllheli Beaches and Promenade
Enjoy the beautiful sandy beaches of Pwllheli, including Glan-y-Don and South Beach, perfect for family fun, sunbathing, and coastal strolls. The promenade offers easy walking with views over the bay.
Pwllheli Marina
Visit one of Wales’ premier marinas, a bustling hub for sailing and watersports. Enjoy a walk along the pontoons, admire the boats, and soak in the nautical atmosphere.
Pwllheli Town Centre
Explore the charming market town of Pwllheli with its mix of traditional and contemporary shops, cafes, and pubs. Discover local Welsh crafts and produce, and experience the lively atmosphere.
Plas Glyn-y-Weddw Arts Centre, Llanbedrog
Just a short drive away, this stunning Victorian mansion hosts art exhibitions, concerts, and offers beautiful gardens and a cafe, overlooking Llanbedrog beach.
Criccieth Castle
Dominating the headland between two beaches, Criccieth Castle is a magnificent Welsh fortress with a rich history, offering panoramic views of Cardigan Bay. A Cadw site, check opening times before visiting.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, Gwynedd Council provides dedicated motorhome bays at Pwllheli Arosfan for £16.50 per night (16:00-10:00), with a maximum stay of 2 consecutive nights, and no return within 7 days.
Yes, Pwllheli Arosfan offers fresh water, chemical waste water disposal, recycling, and general waste facilities for motorhome users.
Gwynedd Council parking information.
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